Lower Prices Seen for Feed Grains in 1971 72
Extension economist Dr. A L Roy Frederick of Kansas State University projects a larger fed grain supply for 1971 72 with about 236 million tons and lower prices than 1970 71. He notes corn output may hit 5 345 billion bushels with prices near the loan level and sorghum prices trending high relative to corn amid ample supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
A. L
Roy) Frederick
Kansas State Uni
Frederick
U. S
Kansans Plant Million Trees This Year
Kansans ordered 1,219,000 tree and shrub seedlings in 1971 through Kansas State University Extension Forestry, a 1/3 rise from 1970. Naughton notes strong publicity, 96,000 potted evergreens, wildlife bundles, record walnut seedings, and 300 acres repopulated, with Scotch pine and Eastern redcedar as leading species.
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Kansas
Division of State and Extension Forestry
Kansas State University
Gary Naughton
Naughton
Boar Sale Set At Abilene For October Show and Sale
Kansas All Breeds Sale sponsored by Kansas Pork Producers Council will be at Dickinson County Fairgrounds Abilene on October 2 with show at 8 a.m. and sale at 1 p.m. Featuring February and March boars plus open gifts in Pol and Chester Thiroc Hamp York and Spotted breeds. Paul Kelly notes strong opportunity to buy quality boars.
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Kansas Pork Producers Council
Dickinson County Fairgrounds
Abilene
Poland
Chester
Thiroc
Hamp
York
Spotted
Dunham Named to FHA Neosho County Committee
Erie hardware store operator Hollis E. Dunham is named to the Farmers Home Administration Neosho County Committee. The three member panel, with three-year terms, includes Jerald B. Magner and Nels E. Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hollis E. Dunham
Neosho County
The
Farmers Home Administration
Morgan Williams
Dunham
Fertilizer Sales Dip in Kansas for 1970-71 Year
Kansas fertilizer sales for the year ending June 30, 1971 totaled 1,167,589 tons, down from the previous year's 1,229,083 tons. The Control Division of the Kansas Department of Agriculture notes plant food content reached 633,041 tons, with notable rises in anhydrous ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Robert Guntert
Corn Loan Change For 1971 Crop In Neosho County
In 1971, corn loan rates will be based on the county where stored rather than where produced. Neosho County set a loan of $1.14 per bushel for 1971, matching 1970, tied to a national $1.08 average. Premiums and discounts remain unchanged.
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Erie
William G. Neely
Neosho County
Farm loans by Kansas banks reach record high
Kansas banks issued 698.101 million in non real estate farm loans in the past year, up eight percent from the year before, according to the Kansas Bankers Association Agricultural Committee. Nationally, farm loans rose seven percent as per the American Bankers Association survey.
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Kansas
Agricultural Committee of the
Kansas Bankers Association
National Agricultural Credit Survey
American Bankers Association
Bee mer named to Wilson County FHA Committee
Kenneth P. Beemer is appointed to the Wilson County Committee of the Farmers Home Administration joining Loren M. Van Hoozer of Buffalo and Glen H. Beal of Fredonia. Beemer farms in southwest Wilson County. One term expires yearly. John J. Bambick finished his three year term June 30. John R. Linn, FHA county supervisor for Fredonia, serves Greenwood and Wilson counties.
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Fredonia
Kenneth P. Beemer
Wilson County
Farmers Home Administration
Loren M. van Hoozer
Buffalo
Glen H. Beal
Beemer
John J. Bambick
John R. Linn
FHA
Greenwood
Wilson Counties
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Gram
Neosho Extension Notes
P.m
Paul Kelly
Jerald B. Magner
Parsons
Nels E. Olson
Stark
Soil and Water
Kenneth L. Carnes
Girard
Crawford
Neosho Counties
Ecophthes
Goodyear
Ustomer
Sedi Plan
CFA
Goodyear Service
E. Main
Wilson Fha
Ruth Churchill Erwin
South Grant
Duncan Phyfe
Singer
Lolar. McCoy
Dewey McCoy
Furst State Bank of
Thayer
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